Services/ Pricing

Pre-Listing Home Inspection is a valuable tool for homeowners looking to sell their home. We will complete a full inspection and alert you to any potential defects or problems with your home.

Having your home pre-inspected:
- provides the buyer with the assurance that your home doesn't need any major repairs.
- allows you to take the time to get reasonable repair estimates.
- lets the buyer know you're dealing in good faith.
- avoids 11th house negotiations and delays, and allows you to justify full asking price.

Pre-Purchase Home Inspections are the most common type of home inspection. During a pre-purchase inspection, our qualified inspectors are looking for the following components to ensure the health and safety of the potential occupants.
- Immediate/Safety Concerns (to be dealt with before closing or within one year)
- Repairs (items to be repaired within 5 years of occupation)
- Recommended Maintenance (items that should be maintained through the lifespan of the home)
- Items to Monitor (items that don't pose an immediate threat)
- Recommended Upgrades (items that will improve safety or livability)

Looking for a pay at close option? Introducing Flex Fund! Pay for your standard residential home inspection and add-on services at closing instead of having to pay upfront!

- If you have your closing or title company information, simply enter it on the checkout page.
- If you don't have this information yet, select the "I don't have my closing company info" option, and we'll reach out to your agent for those details.

This service is designed to provide ease and flexibility for those who prefer not to incur large expenses or use their credit care during the critical period of a home sale.

Pre-Home Inspection that includes a WDO inspection which checks for any organism or condition that causes wood decay. That includes insects, fungi, and even moisture problems that make wood vulnerable.
- Termites: Subterranean and drywood species that hollow our framing and trim.
- Carpenter Ants: Insects that tunnel through damp wood to build nests.
- Wood-Boring Beetles: Tiny beetles whose larvae feed on timber and leave powdery residue called frass.
- Wood Decay Fungi: Mold, mildew, or brown-rot fungi that soften and discolor structural wood.